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Analysis of Hartmann boundary layer peristaltic flow of Jeffrey fluid: quantitative and qualitative approaches
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    Analysis of Hartmann boundary layer peristaltic flow of Jeffrey fluid: quantitative and qualitative approaches (English)
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    22 October 2020
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    Hartmann boundary layer
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    Jeffrey fluid
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    MHD
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    dynamical system
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    circular tube
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